Master P - Kenny's Dead

South Park (Related Recordings) · South Park: Chef Aid [1998]

This is Master P

I'm down here in South Park

I just put a million dollar reward up

For any information or anybody who know who killed Kenny

Ya heard



(Kenny's dead)

We got to ride tonight

My little homey Kenny died tonight (That's what I said), uhh



Kenny started messin' up, hangin' with the thugs

Cutting class in the fast section, see weed and drugs

And I guess that's how it is when the ghetto got you trapped

But Kenny ain't scared, he seen his pops get his neck snapped

People lie in they sheet on South Park streets

Where the hoes chill and everybody run from the police

But what I liked about Kenny, he wasn't no Crip or no Blood

And he mumbled when he talked, but he loved that bud



(Kenny's dead)

We got to ride tonight

My little homey Kenny died tonight (That's what I said), uhh



A lot of hopeless nights chasin' nickels and dimes

Kenny rode the other bus to school, but at night, he did crimes

211, 187, it's like a hobby

Kenny slowed his roll, he did three years for a robbery

Some say Kenny was the poorest kid on the street

But picture this, Kenny with about ten G's and a couple of keys, huh

Servin' the dope fiends, standin' on the corner

Moved and worked from New Orleans to Arizona

But it was a trip, Kenny always wondered how he would die

Would it be a car crash, a plane, a gun, or suicide

He knew one day that the rats would come

But he didn't know they was gonna scream, "'Bout it, 'bout it"

And hit him with a shotgun, uhh



(Kenny's dead)

We got to ride tonight

My little homey Kenny died tonight (That's what I said), uhh



A lot of wasted deaths, a lot of senseless crime

But everybody think about what you do out there, because uh

Judgment day is for everybody

Just remember that, uh, we can't take none of this with us

And it's real out here on these streets

I'd love to live like Kenny

But just remember, Kenny wasn't nothin' but a cartoon, huh

Died, he's dead, ain't no comin' back

Ya heard me

Hombre, Master P, No Limit

To the world, baby

Don't get no realer than this

Master P - Kenny's Dead

Released on the 1998 album South Park: Chef Aid, "Kenny's Dead" is a satirical hip-hop track by the fictional character Master P. The song mocks the character Kenny McCormick's recurring death trope, blending Southern rap influences with the show's signature irreverent humor. It serves as a commentary on pop culture clichés and the absurdity of cartoon violence, delivered with a distinct cadence that fits the character's persona. The recording stands as a notable example of the series' ability to integrate musical parody into its narrative, influencing how animated characters engage with real-world music trends and social commentary.